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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
2
A scattered column of political chatter and quips notes debates on the Panama canal and canal treaty legality. It cites figures like Mr. Bryan and Senator Smoot, critiques political leaders, mentions taxation, liquor in Washington, and a Sharp tongue sermon at a Parkhurst sermon.
Forty years ago a 15 year old studied spelling arithmetic grammar and geography and could place places on earth. Now he attends high school and studies chemistry physics rhetoric and history and still remains an exceptional student. The columnist invites debate and signs for argument.
Congressman Davia introduces a bill to establish a Florida home for disabled volunteer soldiers with a $100000 appropriation. The facility would admit honorably discharged veterans from 1812, Florida and other Indian wars, 1861 to 1865, and 1896 who are unable to earn a living due to disability. The measure is reportedly favored by both parties and carries strong support in Congress.
A narrative tale warns that rulers lose power as the people’s murmur grows. A Wise Woman tells the young ruler that real authority comes from listening to the public and yielding to the voice of the people instead of clinging to old forms. The parable emphasizes democratic power over autocratic ambition.
A witty exchange defines men as what women marry, noting flaws such as drinking, smoking, swearing, many pockets, and reluctance to attend church. It claims men are more logical and zoological than women, while both have a prong from monkeys, though women aprang farther than men.
A garbled message references illness and a sick day. It mentions a TRS arrival and a medical context with incomplete names and actions.
Fragmentary lines reference Bul Davt and Hob Davie with mentions of a second primary and Florida Labor Suursal. No clear event dates or outcomes are present.
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